What compression level is right for you?

8-15 mmHg Mild pressure, used for proactive leg health - Compression strength for preventative care.

15-20 mmHg Moderate pressure, common starting point for first time wear - Compression strength for minor conditions.

20-30 mmHg Firm pressure, typically used when recommended by a certified fitter or healthcare provider - Compression strength for pronounced medical symptoms.

30-40 mmHg Extra-Firm pressure, used only when prescribed by a doctor - Compression strength for severe medical conditions.

• A) Ankle: Measure around the smallest part of the ankle bone, right above the ankle bone.
• B) Calf: Measure around the fullest part of the calf.
• C) Floor to Knee: Measure from the floor, to just below the knee.

Choose Short-Length style for length measurements less than 15 inches.

Measuring Instructions

• Higher compression levels will impact fit and may create a false impression that size is too small. Always confirm your correct compression level prior to fitting.
• Higher levels of compression are harder to apply and remove. Users with limited strength should choose a lower level of compression.